Search

Start Over Object class Shoes by construction Collector Lucy W. Turner Function 2.1 Daily Garb
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasin, accession number 2-56538a, described as Moccasin, part of a pair; buckskin with flannel lining; red, white, and blue glass trade bead embellishment; length 26 cm each. Worn by both men and women inside and outside in winter for warmth; also made for tourists. Native name and meaning: "Misschin; miss, big; sschin, thing that you hold gets tired.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasin, accession number 2-56538b, described as Moccasin, part of a pair; buckskin with flannel lining; red, white, and blue glass trade bead embellishment; length 26 cm each. Worn by both men and women inside and outside in winter for warmth; also made for tourists. Native name and meaning: "Misschin; miss, big; sschin, thing that you hold gets tired.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasin, accession number 2-56539a, described as Moccasin, part of a pair; buckskin with flannel lining; floral design in red, green and yellow glass trade beads; length 23.5 cm each. Worn by both men and women inside and outside in winter for warmth; also made for tourists. Native name and meaning: "Misschin; miss, big; sschin, thing that you hold gets tired.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasin, accession number 2-56539b, described as Moccasin, part of a pair; buckskin with flannel lining; floral design in red, green and yellow glass trade beads; length 23.5 cm each. Worn by both men and women inside and outside in winter for warmth; also made for tourists. Native name and meaning: "Misschin; miss, big; sschin, thing that you hold gets tired.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-56540a,b, described as Moccasins with cotton cloth tops; deerskin bottoms, white cotton cloth boot-like tops with commercial trim included, rickrack within stripes, blue and green yarn ties; length 24 cm each, height 34 cm each. Worn by women in warm weather; use of design is done in traditional manner i.e. borders, rickrack. Native name and meaning: "Misschin; miss, big; sschin, thing that you hold gets tired.

Limit your search

View distribution

Current results range from 1972 to 1972

View larger Year collected

View distribution

Current results range from 1974 to 1974

View larger Accession year